Confidence

1. Confidence means believing in your own abilities and competence.

2. If you are confident in yourself, you can deal well with the complexities of this world, along with
the many hindrances that may come your way.
3. Yes. I can learn how to be confident if I just learn how to improve myself and believe in my own
capabilities.
4. If you don’t have confidence, you are always insecure, thinking that you cannot do things and
you are weaker than other people. So you end up doing nothing for yourself.

5. We feel more prepared for life's experiences when we are confident. Confident people are more
willing to advance with opportunities and people rather than retreat from them. And if
something initially doesn't work out, confidence encourages us to try again.

In contrast, when confidence is low, this occurs. Low self-esteem may make people less willing
to attempt new things or make new friends. They could be less willing to attempt again if they
initially fail at something. People can be prevented from realizing their full potential by a lack of
confidence.